TV writer Brian Donovan first heard of the Quebec maple syrup heist quite by accident. "I was at a boring family Christmas party, just looking for anything interesting to talk about," he says.
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Is ‘The Sticky’ based on a true story? Inside the heist that stole $18 million of maple syrupIn July 2012, Michel Gavreau was conducting a routine inspection of a maple syrup warehouse near Laurierville, Quebec. He climbed up a stack of 600-pound barrels, expecting them to support his ...
That’s the theft of nearly $19 million worth of maple syrup in 2011 and 2012 in the small Quebec town of St-Louis-de-Blandford, northeast of Montreal. The series premières on Amazon Prime on ...
His new series “The Sticky” taps into yet another distinctly Canadian staple by setting the action in Quebec's maple syrup industry, but Diamantopoulos says the Prime Video dramedy offers a ...
In 2011 and 2012, over a period of several months, some 3,000 tons of maple syrup, then worth $18.7 million (Canadian) were stolen from a Quebec warehouse, in what became known as the Great ...
Production was higher across all four maple-producing provinces — Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia — in 2024. Thousands of Calgarians pick up bricks salvaged from Olympic Plaza ...
In July 2012, Michel Gavreau was conducting a routine inspection of a maple syrup warehouse near Laurierville, Quebec. He climbed up a stack of 600-pound barrels, expecting them to support his weight, ...
His new series “The Sticky” taps into yet another distinctly Canadian staple by setting the action in Quebec’s maple syrup industry, but Diamantopoulos says the Prime Video dramedy offers a ...
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